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Fragrant Jonquil Pipit Bulbs for Soft Spring Color

Posted on September 23, 2026
Brighten your garden with Jonquil Pipit! Featuring fragrant, two-tone pale-yellow blooms, this reliable bulb thrives in borders, drifts, and pots.
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Bulbs

‘Erlicheer’ Daffodils: Fragrant Double Blooms for Winter

Posted on September 20, 2026
Discover ‘Erlicheer’ daffodils! Featuring fragrant double white bloom clusters, these easy-care heirloom bulbs thrive in garden beds, pots, and indoor vases.
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Fall Monarch Migration
Beneficials in the Garden | Native wildlife and fauna

How Your Garden Fuels the Fall Monarch Migration

Posted on September 20, 2026
Discover how fall-blooming nectar plants in Texas provide vital fuel for migrating monarch butterflies on their journey south. Help them refuel this fall!
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Bulbs

Golden Echo Jonquils: Graceful, Fragrant Spring Blooms

Posted on September 16, 2026
Brighten your garden with Golden Echo jonquils! Featuring butter-yellow cups and white petals, these easy-care spring bulbs thrive in borders and containers.
Read More Golden Echo Jonquils: Graceful, Fragrant Spring Blooms
Native Post Oak
Master Gardener events

Tough as Texas: Why the Native Post Oak Deserves Our Respect

Posted on September 13, 2026
Discover the resilient East Texas post oak (Quercus stellata), its key role in local ecosystems, and why protecting its sensitive root zone matters.
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Hidden Ginger
Bulbs

Hidden Ginger: Tropical Shade Beauty for Your Garden

Posted on September 13, 2026
Discover Hidden Ginger! Featuring colorful bracts and easy care, this tropical shade perennial thrives in garden beds, indoor containers, and shady spots.
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Jonquil Kedron
Bulbs

Brighten Your Spring Garden with Fragrant Kedron Daffodils

Posted on September 9, 2026
Discover Daffodil Kedron! Known for warm apricot-yellow blooms and a sweet scent, this easy-care jonquilla daffodil thrives in beds, borders, and pots.
Read More Brighten Your Spring Garden with Fragrant Kedron Daffodils
Noonday Sweet Onions
Plant Identification and Selection

What Makes Noonday Sweet Onions Texas’s Favorite Crop?

Posted on September 6, 2026
Discover the secret behind Noonday Sweet Onions! Learn their rich history, unique Spanish origins, and where to buy these iconic Texas sweet onions.
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Culinary Herbs
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Successful Edible Gardening Workshop

Posted on September 2, 2026
Join the free Successful Edible Gardening program on Sept 10 in Tyler! Learn about herbs, fall veggies, and tour the Heritage Rose Garden.
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My Great White Oak
Trees

How to Restore & Protect Mature White Oak Trees in East Texas

Posted on August 30, 2026
Discover how a Texas landowner saved a 400-year-old white oak tree from soil compaction and borers using expert arboriculture and land stewardship practices.
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Oxblood Lilies
Bulbs

Oxblood Lilies: Toughest Heirloom Bulbs for Texas Gardens

Posted on August 30, 2026
Discover oxblood lilies! These resilient heirloom Texas bulbs bloom in early fall, thriving in heat and drought with zero maintenance for generations.
Read More Oxblood Lilies: Toughest Heirloom Bulbs for Texas Gardens
Integrated Pest Management
IPM

What is Integrated Pest Management (IPM)? A Guide for Gardeners

Posted on August 23, 2026
Learn how Integrated Pest Management (IPM) keeps your Texas garden healthy using common-sense practices, natural predators, and smart pest identification.
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    • The IDEA Garden
    • The Shade Garden
    • The Goodman-LeGrand Historical Gardens
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